A pretty silly but nonetheless entertaining entry in the 1960s Fu Manchu series. Christopher Lee is back (though with scarce screen time) as the nasty master criminal out to seek vengeance on his stalwart nemesis Nayland Smith (Douglas Wilmer). Not particularly suspenseful and featuring one too many poorly choreographed fight scenes, it's still fun to watch Lee chew the scenery. This time out, he's hiding in a fortress in a remote part of China, plotting his revenge on Smith while forging a criminal partnership with an American gangster. Wilmer is OK and Tsai Chn is back as Lee's equally nasty daughter. Future Jess Franco superstar Maria Rohm plays a nightclub singer performing a couple of songs (badly).
Review of The Vengeance of Fu Manchu
